'What's one more?' - my favorite line ever from Skylar.
'What's one more?' - my favorite line ever from Skylar.
As much as I like Jesse, I have to agree with thisQuote:
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i agree with the plot prediction of I Took The Red Pill
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I wish they would hurry up already and tell the audience why Walt has such a hard-on for Jesse.
Having a longterm Meth partner is something anyone would be able to understand unless they had one. Like what married people keep telling single people except with more moneyQuote:
Originally Posted by Shiny
You really haven't figured it out?Quote:
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Breaking Bad as a Romantic Comedy - YouTubeQuote:
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I've always been under the impression that Jesse represents his failure to become the kind of man (and teacher) he thought he was, and failing Jesse again would mean for him a complete failure to become a man worthy of anyone's respect.
Though I could be way off.
No, you got it. I mean, Jesse still calls him 'Mr. White'. There's a reason for that.
Jesse is also a surrogate son to him and the last link between the old Walt and the new Walt. If he kills Jesse, he could kill anyone, including Hank, Skylar, anyone who 'gets in his way'. All the killings up to this point have been people he met after he started the meth trade. Once he crosses that line and messes with his old life, it's over for him.
So apparently Hank is played by Fortune from Metal Gear Solid 2.
That was intense. Also an awful lot of bullets for no blood.
Guys show anyway to try and save the man they need to help them cook.
Shoot at the car he's in.
Hank isn't a bad shot. That gunfight was ridiculously unbelievably.
Thought this episode was the worst of Season 5B so far tbh. I know that Walt would never expect Jesse to collaborate with Hank, but I like to think he wouldn't be so careless as to confess to the laundry list of murders he was directly responsible for over a cell phone call. When he knows Hank is on the hunt for him? C'mon, that's not Heisenberg. Felt like a forced plot point.
Gunfight was pretty poorly done too, I thought.
The most heartbreaking and best part of this episode is the look of relief on Jesse's face when he sees Walt put in cuffs. It was obvious even at this point that trout was going to go down and that it wasn't going to work out for Jesse (what's new), so this one hit me pretty hard.